[J4W3S]

So i'm making a random encounter generator for a game i am making (isn't a good game just so i can learn python). But anyway i have a lot of unused imports for some reason does this effect performance at all?

here is the code if it helps

Code:

import random

number = random.randint(1,10)

if number == 1:
    from encounters import _1
elif number == 2:
    from encounters import _2
elif number == 3:
    from encounters import _3
elif number == 4:
    from encounters import _4
elif number == 5:
    from encounters import _5
elif number == 6:
    from encounters import _6
elif number == 7:
    from encounters import _7
elif number == 8:
    from encounters import _8
elif number == 9:
    from encounters import _9
elif number == 10:
    from encounters import _10

All of the imports from encounters are showing as unused, i'm not sure if this is just because they are in an if statement.

[J4W3S]

So i'm making a random encounter generator for a game i am making (isn't a good game just so i can learn python). But anyway i have a lot of unused imports for some reason does this effect performance at all?

here is the code if it helps

Code:

import random

number = random.randint(1,10)

if number == 1:
    from encounters import _1
elif number == 2:
    from encounters import _2
elif number == 3:
    from encounters import _3
elif number == 4:
    from encounters import _4
elif number == 5:
    from encounters import _5
elif number == 6:
    from encounters import _6
elif number == 7:
    from encounters import _7
elif number == 8:
    from encounters import _8
elif number == 9:
    from encounters import _9
elif number == 10:
    from encounters import _10

All of the imports from encounters are showing as unused, i'm not sure if this is just because they are in an if statement.

[ArkPhaze]

Quick answer: No. And the way you have it is actually better for performance. If you had them all at the very top, importing is quick, but it is not without expense. Here you would be importing individually, instead of all at once. It would be like going to a store and just buying all the ingredients you think you might need, instead of making sure that you only grab what you need... Which would be more expensive?

[ArkPhaze]

Quick answer: No. And the way you have it is actually better for performance. If you had them all at the very top, importing is quick, but it is not without expense. Here you would be importing individually, instead of all at once. It would be like going to a store and just buying all the ingredients you think you might need, instead of making sure that you only grab what you need... Which would be more expensive?

[J4W3S]

oh ok thanks . I didn't think it would effect performance it's i just wanted to make sure because of all the warnings.

[J4W3S]

oh ok thanks . I didn't think it would effect performance it's i just wanted to make sure because of all the warnings.

[ArkPhaze]

They can be ignored if you are getting warnings here, because you don't want to use them all I'm assuming.

[ArkPhaze]

They can be ignored if you are getting warnings here, because you don't want to use them all I'm assuming.